— By Pallavi Anand Women at the Forefront of India’s Pet Care Revolution Across India’s fast-growing pet ecosystem, women are emerging as some of its most influential changemakers – founders of pet-care and pet-wellness brands, veterinarians, nutritionists, trainers, groomers, animal welfare advocates or shelter operators. They are helping shape the industry’s growth and raising standards […]
— By Sujata V Punjabi Animal telepathy, as I practice it, isn’t a trick. It’s the discipline of quieting the noise in your head long enough to receive impressions – images, emotions, sensations – from an animal who can’t tell you in words what’s wrong. There’s a particular silence that falls when I tell someone
— By Natalia Doshi As Dogs & Pups magazine celebrates 22 years of guiding pet parents, one seasonal challenge continues to show up year after year – monsoon skin troubles. Pawsitive protection this monsoon is a must for your furry friends! The rainy season creates the perfect environment for moisture, bacteria, and yeast to thrive.
— By Rajan Arya The story of Mansi has been adapted from the acclaimed book Echoes of Courage: Untold Heroism of the Indian Armed Forces, authored by Lt Gen Ajai Kumar Singh and Rajan Arya, and published by Pentagon Press LLP. The book is a heartfelt tribute to the extraordinary courage, sacrifice, and indomitable spirit
Drools Fresh Food is more than a new product category. It is a case study in how nutritional science, food safety engineering, and packaging innovation can come together to address the evolving needs of Indian pet parents. This feature explores the thinking, research, and technology behind a brand reshaping how the country feeds its pets.
— By Ragini Mehra What started with feeding a few hungry street dogs outside our homes slowly grew into something much larger. Over time, those familiar faces became names, personalities, and stories we carried with us every day. That emotional connection became the foundation of our welfare work and eventually shaped the philosophy of the
— By the Pet Nutrition Desk, Perfect Companion India Your furry friends can’t tell you that the dal chawal on the side isn’t doing them any favours. But their body certainly tries. A coat that has lost its shine, stools that vary wildly, ribs you can feel too easily or barely at all — these
— By Dr. Jasleen Kaur The Heart Behind Pet Care Meet Dr. Jasleen Kaur. A veterinary surgeon with a Master’s degree in Surgery and Radiology, an MBA from ISB, and a Diploma in Animal Protection Law from NALSAR, she is the co-founder of Allpets Clinic and Beyond. It is a multi-speciality veterinary healthcare group based
— By Snigdhaa Prasad Understanding Post-Grooming Stress Most pet parents assume that post-grooming restlessness or hyperactivity is just their pet being happy to be clean. But research suggests something more significant is happening beneath the surface. A peer-reviewed Brazilian study published in Revista Brasileira de Zootecnia documented measurable spikes in heart rate and respiratory rate
— By Dr. Akanksha Diwakar, Marketing Head – ACPL We can grab a glass of water whenever we’re thirsty, pets depend entirely on us to help them stay cool and hydrated. You must understand dehydration signs and know how to keep your pet hydrated and happy! Why Dehydration Can Be Dangerous for Your Furry Friend?
— By Dr. Khaja Mohteshamuddin & Dr. Hamda AlAwadhi First introduced by Samuel Hahnemann and later adapted for veterinary use by Bertold Schell, homeopathy has been used to address several health issues in pets. Homeopathy is a holistic discipline, and the principles of good health, such as diet, exercise, and removal of stresses are also
— By Kritika Manchanda Honestly, this could be an endless list. The one thing I have realized is that if dogs could talk, they would ask for very little, but would only teach us a great deal. So, celebrating the most pawsome teacher life could give us!
As Indian summers grow harsher each year, rising temperatures are becoming increasingly dangerous not only for people but also for stray animals struggling to survive without access to clean drinking water. But somewhere amidst these rising temperatures, something heartwarming has also been unfolding across Delhi, Hyderabad, and Bhopal. Children have been sitting together with paint
The monsoon season brings cooler weather and fresh greenery, but it can also lead to increased hair shedding in dogs and cats. Shedding is a natural process that helps pets regulate body temperature and maintain a healthy coat. However, higher humidity and seasonal changes during the rainy season can make hair loss more noticeable, leaving
Staying One Step Ahead Of Summer Heat Heatstroke is a critical, life-threatening condition in pets, triggered either by extreme environmental exposure (classic heatstroke) or intense physical exertion (exertional heatstroke). In both cases, the body’s thermoregulatory mechanisms become overwhelmed, leading to systemic collapse. A retrospective study by Bruchim et al. (2006) highlighted the severity of this
